Ido Shyovitz
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Ido Shyovitz has a total of 3 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Amos Yarom
Technion
2 shared publications - Ben Meiring
Department of Physics, Technion
2 shared publications - Sebastian Waeber
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
2 shared publications
Latest Publications
- Open Access
- 27 June 2024
- Published by Springer Nature in Journal of High Energy Physics
- Vol. 2024 (6) , 1-36
Multiply charged magnetic black branes
We discuss analytic solutions describing magnetically charged black branes in d dimensional AdS space. Focusing on d = 5, we study the response of the brane to an external short lived electric field. We argue that when the theory possesses an ’t Hooft anomaly then at sufficiently low temperature a long lived oscillatory current will be observed long after the electric field has been turned off. We demonstrate this “anomalous resonance” effect via a numerical study.
- 27 June 2024
- Published by Springer Nature in Journal of High Energy Physics
- Vol. 2024 (6) , 1-36
Open AccessMultiply charged magnetic black branes
We discuss analytic solutions describing magnetically charged black branes in d dimensional AdS space. Focusing on d = 5, we study the response of the brane to an external short lived electric field. We argue that when the theory possesses an ’t Hooft anomaly then at sufficiently low temperature a long lived oscillatory current will be observed long after the electric field has been turned off. We demonstrate this “anomalous resonance” effect via a numerical study.
- Open Access
Multiply charged magnetic black branes
We discuss analytic solutions describing magnetically charged black branes in $d$ dimensional AdS space. Focusing on $d=5$, we study the response of the brane to an external short lived electric field. We argue that when the theory possesses an 't Hooft anomaly then at sufficiently low temperature a long lived oscillatory current will be observed long after the electric field has been turned off. We demonstrate this ``anomalous resonance'' effect via a numerical study.Open AccessMultiply charged magnetic black branes
We discuss analytic solutions describing magnetically charged black branes in $d$ dimensional AdS space. Focusing on $d=5$, we study the response of the brane to an external short lived electric field. We argue that when the theory possesses an 't Hooft anomaly then at sufficiently low temperature a long lived oscillatory current will be observed long after the electric field has been turned off. We demonstrate this ``anomalous resonance'' effect via a numerical study.